Aparajita
No worries, I have a work around, I will just use the temporary IP
buffer array for all array pointer action as it works out.
Mike Erickson
Automated Solutions Group
On Mar 6, 2008, at 10:17 AM, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
I have really narrowed it down to the simplest form and the error
still occurs.
<%
ARRAY TEXT(atTest;0)
$ret:=Parse("1-2";"-";->atTest)
%>
It's a limitation in 4D, there's nothing I can do about it. This
fails in compiled 4D itself:
EXECUTE("C_TEXT(vTest)")
C_POINTER($p)
$p:=Get pointer("vTest")
It seems 4D will happily reference a dynamically created variable,
but it can't create a pointer to it because it doesn't exist within
the compiled symbol table.
The only real workaround is to declare the array in a 4D method and
call that method instead of declaring it with Active4D.
Regards,
Aparajita
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